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Math problem: For example, how much is the area of S 1 larger than that of S2?
The condition of horizontal edge is missing, so it cannot be calculated.

If two triangles on the horizontal side divide the side into three equal parts.

S 1:S2 = 8:6 = 4 :3

(S 1-S2):S2 = 1:3

Large S2/3 = (10/3) * 6/(3 * 2) =10/3 (square centimeter)

If it's a triangle,

The edge of S 1 is 8, the edge of S2 is 6/√ 3 = 2 √ 3, and the sum of S 1 and the edge of S2 is 8+2√3 > 10, which is inconsistent with the drawing.